Sentence examples for her conception of from inspiring English sources

She incorporated his concept of the human imagination into her conception of thinking.10 Kant had defined the imagination as "the faculty of representing in intuition an object that is not itself present".11 Following this definition, Arendt posited that the imagination "re-presents" in the mind the images of objects once perceived by the senses but no longer present to them.

So her conception of the book became less straitlaced.

But her conception of the monstrous is sweetly innocent.

Her conception of modernity did not include all of feminist philosophy.

It was hardly the time to point out that her conception of God was questionable.

Living in such close quarters, Ms. Thompson said, has broadened her conception of gays.

Worse, her conceptions of what constitues a hyperpower and what constitutes tolerance are distinctly elastic: the Dutch Republic and the Roman, British, and Mongol Empires all end up fitting the thesis.

The person being painted doesn't sit down with me and discuss his or her conceptions of the work.

Raised as an only child, she discovers that life as the middle of three will challenge her conceptions of family bonds".

The destiny of the woman must be shaped to a large extent on her own conception of her spiritual imperatives and her place in society".

This cultural divide made her acutely aware of the ways identities and experience are constructed: Twice a year, O'Leary would have to assimilate to her new surroundings, changing her accent, her clothing, and her whole conception of normalcy, which resulted in a feeling that she was never Irish enough or American enough.